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1 Now there was a certain man of Ramathaim Zophim, of the mountains of Ephraim, and his name was Elkanah the son of Jeroham, the son of Elihu, the son of Tohu, the son of Zuph, an Ephraimite. | 1 There was a certain man from Ramathaim, a Zuphite from the hill country of Ephraim, whose name was Elkanah son of Jeroham, the son of Elihu, the son of Tohu, the son of Zuph, an Ephraimite. |
2 And he had two wives: the name of one was Hannah, and the name of the other Peninnah. Peninnah had children, but Hannah had no children. | 2 He had two wives; one was called Hannah and the other Peninnah. Peninnah had children, but Hannah had none. |
3 This man went up from his city yearly to worship and sacrifice to the Lord of hosts in Shiloh. Also the two sons of Eli, Hophni and Phinehas, the priests of the Lord, were there. | 3 Year after year this man went up from his town to worship and sacrifice to the LORD Almighty at Shiloh, where Hophni and Phinehas, the two sons of Eli, were priests of the LORD. |
4 And whenever the time came for Elkanah to make an offering, he would give portions to Peninnah his wife and to all her sons and daughters. | 4 Whenever the day came for Elkanah to sacrifice, he would give portions of the meat to his wife Peninnah and to all her sons and daughters. |
5 But to Hannah he would give a double portion, for he loved Hannah, although the Lord had closed her womb. | 5 But to Hannah he gave a double portion because he loved her, and the LORD had closed her womb. |
6 And her rival also provoked her severely, to make her miserable, because the Lord had closed her womb. | 6 And because the LORD had closed her womb, her rival kept provoking her in order to irritate her. |
7 So it was, year by year, when she went up to the house of the Lord, that she provoked her; therefore she wept and did not eat. | 7 This went on year after year. Whenever Hannah went up to the house of the LORD, her rival provoked her till she wept and would not eat. |
8 Then Elkanah her husband said to her, "Hannah, why do you weep? Why do you not eat? And why is your heart grieved? Am I not better to you than ten sons?" | 8 Elkanah her husband would say to her, "Hannah, why are you weeping? Why don't you eat? Why are you downhearted? Don't I mean more to you than ten sons?" |
9 So Hannah arose after they had finished eating and drinking in Shiloh. Now Eli the priest was sitting on the seat by the doorpost of the tabernacle of the Lord. | 9 Once when they had finished eating and drinking in Shiloh, Hannah stood up. Now Eli the priest was sitting on a chair by the doorpost of the LORD's temple. |
10 And she was in bitterness of soul, and prayed to the Lord and wept in anguish. | 10 In bitterness of soul Hannah wept much and prayed to the LORD. |
11 Then she made a vow and said, "O Lord of hosts, if You will indeed look on the affliction of Your maidservant and remember me, and not forget Your maidservant, but will give Your maidservant a male child, then I will give him to the Lord all the days of his life, and no razor shall come upon his head." | 11 And she made a vow, saying, "O LORD Almighty, if you will only look upon your servant's misery and remember me, and not forget your servant but give her a son, then I will give him to the LORD for all the days of his life, and no razor will ever be used on his head." |
12 And it happened, as she continued praying before the Lord, that Eli watched her mouth. | 12 As she kept on praying to the LORD, Eli observed her mouth. |
13 Now Hannah spoke in her heart; only her lips moved, but her voice was not heard. Therefore Eli thought she was drunk. | 13 Hannah was praying in her heart, and her lips were moving but her voice was not heard. Eli thought she was drunk |
14 So Eli said to her, "How long will you be drunk? Put your wine away from you!" | 14 and said to her, "How long will you keep on getting drunk? Get rid of your wine." |
15 And Hannah answered and said, "No, my lord, I am a woman of sorrowful spirit. I have drunk neither wine nor intoxicating drink, but have poured out my soul before the Lord. | 15 "Not so, my lord," Hannah replied, "I am a woman who is deeply troubled. I have not been drinking wine or beer; I was pouring out my soul to the LORD. |
16 Do not consider your maidservant a wicked woman, for out of the abundance of my complaint and grief I have spoken until now." | 16 Do not take your servant for a wicked woman; I have been praying here out of my great anguish and grief." |
17 Then Eli answered and said, "Go in peace, and the God of Israel grant your petition which you have asked of Him." | 17 Eli answered, "Go in peace, and may the God of Israel grant you what you have asked of him." |
18 And she said, "Let your maidservant find favor in your sight." So the woman went her way and ate, and her face was no longer sad. | 18 She said, "May your servant find favor in your eyes." Then she went her way and ate something, and her face was no longer downcast. |
19 Then they rose early in the morning and worshiped before the Lord, and returned and came to their house at Ramah. And Elkanah knew Hannah his wife, and the Lord remembered her. | 19 Early the next morning they arose and worshiped before the LORD and then went back to their home at Ramah. Elkanah lay with Hannah his wife, and the LORD remembered her. |
20 So it came to pass in the process of time that Hannah conceived and bore a son, and called his name Samuel, saying, "Because I have asked for him from the Lord." | 20 So in the course of time Hannah conceived and gave birth to a son. She named him Samuel, saying, "Because I asked the LORD for him." |
21 Now the man Elkanah and all his house went up to offer to the Lord the yearly sacrifice and his vow. | 21 When the man Elkanah went up with all his family to offer the annual sacrifice to the LORD and to fulfill his vow, |
22 But Hannah did not go up, for she said to her husband, "Not until the child is weaned; then I will take him, that he may appear before the Lord and remain there forever." | 22 Hannah did not go. She said to her husband, "After the boy is weaned, I will take him and present him before the LORD, and he will live there always." |
23 And Elkanah her husband said to her, "Do what seems best to you; wait until you have weaned him. Only let the Lord establish His word." So the woman stayed and nursed her son until she had weaned him. | 23 "Do what seems best to you," Elkanah her husband told her. "Stay here until you have weaned him; only may the LORD make good his word." So the woman stayed at home and nursed her son until she had weaned him. |
24 Now when she had weaned him, she took him up with her, with three bulls, one ephah of flour, and a skin of wine, and brought him to the house of the Lord in Shiloh. And the child was young. | 24 After he was weaned, she took the boy with her, young as he was, along with a three-year-old bull, an ephah of flour and a skin of wine, and brought him to the house of the LORD at Shiloh. |
25 Then they slaughtered a bull, and brought the child to Eli. | 25 When they had slaughtered the bull, they brought the boy to Eli, |
26 And she said, "O my lord! As your soul lives, my lord, I am the woman who stood by you here, praying to the Lord. | 26 and she said to him, "As surely as you live, my lord, I am the woman who stood here beside you praying to the LORD. |
27 For this child I prayed, and the Lord has granted me my petition which I asked of Him. | 27 I prayed for this child, and the LORD has granted me what I asked of him. |
28 Therefore I also have lent him to the Lord; as long as he lives he shall be lent to the Lord." So they worshiped the Lord there. | 28 So now I give him to the LORD. For his whole life he will be given over to the LORD." And he worshiped the LORD there. |
Scripture taken from the New King James Version. Copyright © 1982 by Thomas Nelson, Inc. Used by permission. All rights reserved. (New King James Version) | Scripture quoted by permission. Quotations designated (NIV) are from THE HOLY BIBLE: NEW INTERNATIONAL VERSION®. NIV®. Copyright © 1973, 1978, 1984 by Biblica. All rights reserved worldwide. (New International Version Bible Online) |

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I have a list of issues and am hoping some have delt with this as well and could lend me some advice.
I just recently sold my CC weapon, a Glock 26. I added the Pierce finger ext on the mags and it was perfect. I used a Clipdraw belt clip thats fixes to the firearm. Worked fantastic! Well long story short i now have only 3 options to use. My Glock 17, Kimber Tactical Pro II or my new Sig SP2022. The sig is what i bought to replace the 26 thinking they were close in size and boy was i wrong! (bought it online thinking i was getting a good deal cause it is discontinued) Dont get me wrong, its a fantastic firearm and i love it to death but its just bigger then i was expecting. Even a bit wider too.
I am only 5'7" tall and 168lbs. I wear a medium shirt that fits just right without a firearm. So that thin Glock with the Clipdraw was perfect. Now this thing is larger. They dont make a clipdraw for it (even if they did i wouldnt bolt one on this new sig) and i cant seem to find many holsters for it. Either way, no matter what gun i carry, they are all really big and i dont know what to do to hide them. I would really hate to have to go and buy all new pants and shirts to fit these things. I mean i guess i could always go without eating for a while and see if i drop and pant sizes.
Also, just as a holster for the range, i like the Blackhawk CQC holtser. I bought one for my G17 but over the years it has absolutely destroyed the finish from rubbing the slide against the inside of the holster. I want a simalar holster for my new Sig but dont want to ruin it. Does anyone have any ideas on what i can use? Sorry for all the newbie questions. Thank you.


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EskoWorld 2012 Exceeds Expectations for Participation and Customer Reviews
July 18, 2012EskoWorld sessions: Something for everyone
"I thought that EskoWorld was very helpful. It brought me up to speed in certain product areas. I use ArtiosCAD a lot, and attended many of the 3D Workshops—3D Designer and other 3D features of ArtiosCAD 12. I had not used them in the past, but now they are much more familiar to me. Now that I have returned, I know I can bounce around from my job to the structural design department to help out," says Devin Flores, Die Programmer at Royal Paper Box. "I also appreciated the ArtiosCAD Manufacturing roadmap. Two others from our company attended, and they really got a lot out of EskoWorld, too."
More than 90 sessions covered the entire range of Esko product areas, including digital flexo, commercial print prepress, packaging prepress, structural design, 3D design, brand management, digital print, and digital finishing. The sessions varied in nature from roadmaps, offering views of a current product and planned development in the future; academies, providing hands-on operator training sessions on Macs and PCs aimed at increasing the practical knowledge of a product; and presentations, sharing industry overviews or product and service information with live demonstrations.
While Esko managed most of the sessions, a few industry outsiders also participated, including:
• Dr. Andrew Hurley, Clemson University: Boxes, Bags and Biometrics: The Brave New World of Design.
• Dennis Young, CPP, Michigan State University: Packaging Education in a Path-to-Purchase Environment.
• Cheryl Johnson, Pantone Digital Business Unit, X-Rite: Brand Color Management with PantoneLIVE.
• Steve Hosford, Enfocus: Enfocus Switch 11.
• Aaron Mallory, HP: Solutions for Digital Printing and Converting.
In addition, Dave Hall (EFI Radius), Willi Welsch (Quick Brown Fox – Aramis), Andy Armitage (SolarSoft), and Mike Rottenborn (Hybrid Software) participated in a business system integration panel.
"This was my first EskoWorld, although I've attended similar events. I liked the Roadmap format, particularly for WebCenter, where Esko developers talk about what's been recently done to their products and where they are going. You get the sense that they are really moving forward. They get the attendees involved—you're not just listening to a lecture. I'm used to other events where attendees just sit and listen. Esko values our opinions," explains Michelle Talko, Prairie State Group customer service prepress manager who trains others how to use Esko WebCenter.
"We brought back the Studio design package to take a look at it. One of our production persons, a designer by profession, is going to take a look at it. Our lead prepress person really values EskoWorld. If we don't attend, he fears that we won't keep up with latest and greatest technology."
EskoWorld Partner Pavilion gets extra attention
"The EskoWorld experience was an extremely positive and exciting one for Hybrid Software. We were very pleased to participate," expresses Mike Rottenborn, Hybrid Software President & CEO. "EskoWorld allowed us to meet new people who might have a need for our solutions — as well as reconnect with customers and our key contacts within Esko. We integrate MIS, workflow and 'web to print' together, and we spent a good deal of time explaining how we could bridge WebCenter and Automation Engine to MIS systems. We met a number of people who are interested."
This year's Partner Pavilion benefited from sharing breakfasts and lunches in the same room. Attendees actively pursued Esko partners to ask questions about shared technologies during session breaks and meals. EskoWorld Partners also delivered presentations about their companies during breakfast. These included Cape Systems, DuPont, EFI, Enfocus, HP, Hybrid Software, MacDermid, The Quick Brown Fox, Solarsoft, Southern Lithograph, TOPS, and X-Rite.
"HP has been supporting EskoWorld since 2006. It's amazing to see how much it has grown and evolved from a technical event to one with both technical and business tracks to become a 'must attend' event for our industry. The Partner Pavilion was outstanding this year with good traffic from the attendees, and the breakfast speaking sessions from each partner was a great way to maximize the exposure of each partner to the largest possible audience," observes Aaron Mallory, Labels & Packaging Solutions Architect for HP.
"Esko is an extremely important partner for HP, and we use this event to showcase our strong partnership and combined solutions for the growing digital print & converting market. We find the event helps us each year in reaching new potential customers and continues to build on our relationships with our existing customers who attend the event."
We were exceptionally pleased with the fantastic turnout of the Esko community, and their extreme satisfaction with the event," concludes Quinlan. "We're already looking toward another rewarding event next year."
EskoWorld 2013 is planned for May 19-22, 2013 at the Pointe Hilton Tapatio Cliffs Resort in Phoenix.
About Esko
Esko is a global supplier of integrated solutions for packaging, sign and display finishing, commercial printing and professional publishing. Esko products and services help customers raise productivity, reduce time-to-market, lower costs and expand business and improve profitability.
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THE AIRWAVES and the merchandisers have been smothering us with themes related to Christmas. For some, who can push aside for a moment the marketers, the fake trees and the lights, the season can be a truly magical time with images and insights, reminding us that there is so much about life that is really wonderful.
Christmas should remind us that in spite of racial and religious differences, we are all related. Jesus was a Palestinian Jew who lived in poverty but taught us that every person has equal value, and that we are called to respect one another. We are brothers and sisters under the skin, wherever we may live.
In his astounding book, "The Universe is a Green Dragon," cosmologist Brian Swimme reminds us of other, more essential dimensions of reality that should enhance our Christmas celebrations.
"Our ancestry stretches back through the life forms and into the stars, back to the beginnings of the primeval fireball. This universe is a single unfolding of matter, mind, intelligence, and life."
Even though we may disbelieve in the new visions of the universe that science has revealed in recent years, we unreservedly accept and use the technologies stemming from these scientific insights.
These understandings of the physical world allow us to build satellites and space stations, super computers, smarter phones, silicon chips that can virtually store the universe within, space craft, amazing, life enhancing developments in the health sciences — and so much more.
We are pioneers, people for whom an understanding of the wonders of the creation — of our inter-connectedness from the big bang to the day the sun goes out — have changed our common perceptions of reality.
We know now that the cosmos is more than 14 billion years old. We disagree on how and why our universe got going in the first place, but most of us give thanks in our separate ways that we have had the chance to share life here on earth.
All of this — the first moment of creation, the agglomeration of space material that made our planet 4.5 billion years ago, the hundreds of billions of planets not all that different from our own — provide levels of understanding never accessible to humans until recent times. The wise men are still pursuing stars — wherever they may be.
As Swimme says, "None of the great figures of human history were aware of these truths. We are the first generation to live with an empirical view of the origin of the universe. We are the first humans to look into the night sky and see the birth of stars and galaxies, the birth of the cosmos as a whole."
In spite of the overwhelming evidence that the cosmos is indeed very old, that evolution is continually taking place, that species come for a while and then disappear leaving only a few traces behind, more than half of the American people still do not believe in evolution.
We are offered this gift that we so often fail to acknowledge or accept.
There is a magic to Christmas, and to every other day, when we look into the sky at night and see the twinkling of the stars and sense the magnificence of the cosmos, and of our spectacular little watery planet.
Christmas can be a wake-up time — when we enrich our consciousness by reflecting on the newly discovered wonders of our world — by looking up at the stars at night without forgetting the beauty right under our noses here at home — 24 hours, every day.
Merry Christmas.
Alan Miller of San Rafael taught bioethics and environmental studies at the University of California at Berkeley for many years.


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Can I plant the following plant now?
Carnation - in ground, Shade plants from seeds - in ground Gold Dust - in container Jackie verbascum in ground Sopranno osteospermum in containers Lavender in ground Pansey in container and ground Thanks, it will be in the low 30's 2 nights this week, other evenings in the 50's. |
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Perennials that have been hardened off properly can be planted now. If they've been mollycoddled indoors then they won't take it very well and you will have to start exposing them gradually to outdoor conditions. The osteospermum you will have to wait on; they are native to South Africa and are not going to appreciate frost at all. Mind you, if you don't mind hauling the containers in on a regular basis, you could go for it, again, providing they have been hardened off. |
Thanks for the help. I am putting the flowers out only during the day and bringing them in at night. I haven't put any in the ground yet. It will be in the low 30's later this week at night so I had thought better to wait. |
If they've been staying out all day, you could start leaving them out on warmer nights, IMHO. Mind you, I am terribly impatient when it comes to hardening things off, and on occasion, it has cost me. Anyway, better to wait a bit too long than to jump the gun. |
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Make DIY paper cases for photo CDs with Liquid Mongoose. The little bookmarklet now works with Picasa Web albums.
Liquid Mongoose, the purveyors of the do-it-yourself DVD and music CD sleeves has put out a new version of its bookmarklet that supports Picasa Web albums. Now, if you're planning to burn a compilation photo CD or DVD, you'll be able to sleeve it in paper packaging that features thumbnail previews of what's on the disc.
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This hotel is ideal for an unforgettable holiday in the largest island of the Antilles.
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"We will be back!!!"
Posted by: Janet
on Apr 25, 2011 >
2 contribution(s) Canada
Visited on: Apr, 2011
| Business | With Spouse/Partner
395 people found this review helpful
Sol Cayo Largo from April 9-16. The airport waiting time was the slowest I'd ever encountered in Cuba. We waited in line for one hour.
At check-in, we were told to go to another desk which for repeat customers and it was our 3rd visit to this hotel. We checked in quickly and were greeted by Abdel with a refreshing drink.
We had fantastic weather all week and the beach remained the same all week. There were about a dozen palapas on the Eastern side of the beach between the Sol and the Sol Pelicano and a good 20+ at the clothing optional/Western part of the beach. There never seemed to be a problem getting loungers/shade as there seemed to be a flight leaving early afternoon every day so the loungers would free up by noon for the next batch of guests. I believe the hotel was at full capacity all week.
I booked the a-la-carte restaurants on Monday. This is done with Jorge at the gazebo to the left of the Tour Bureau near the lobby. He told me to expect a special invitation for repeat guests on Tuesday night. We received the invitation and duly accepted. They had transformed the pool restaurant and it was beautiful. They served us champagne and a wonderful 3-course meal of soup, paella and lobster tail and filet mignon. A very nice touch indeed!
We ate at the Las Trinas restaurant on Wednesday. It was very good, but pace yourself as they serve a lot of food. We also had dinner at the Ranchon (beach restaurant) on Thursday night. This used to be a-la-carte, but is now buffet and you can order grilled meat/fish. It was very similar to the lunches served here every day. In future, I would skip this and just go to the regular buffet as it was much better in my opinion.
We ate at the pool restaurant for lunch almost every day as it was our favorite. The pizza margarita is amazing as is the pasta. They've added a lot of items to the menu since the last visit.
The resort itself is beautiful and very clean and the gardens are gorgeous. The waterways were drained the whole time, but I'm sure it was for maintenance purposes. The rooms could use a bit of a facelift, especially the bathrooms, but they are very clean and we never ran out of toilet paper, drinking water or hot water. Air conditioning and the mini fridge worked perfectly all week.
The people who work here are the reason we keep coming back. It's nice to see the same staff from 5 and 7 years ago. Hats off to Judy at the buffet; Abdel, Julio and Raybert at the lobby bar; Ivo and Saskia at the pool restaurant and Alexander at the beach bar. They were all fabulous!
One last note to MaS card holders. They do not recognize the MaS card anymore at this hotel. I tried to use it for late checkout on the day we left and the front desk clerk told me that they no longer accept it. I paid 30 CUC's to keep the room until 4:00 (they were busing us out at 5:3
"Cayo Largo is for lovers"
Posted by:
Verycoldcanadian on Apr 1, 2009 >
1 contribution(s) Canada
Visited on: Apr, 2009
425 people found this review helpful
Arrival: April 16 to 23
Very speedy arrival , a welcome drink at the hotel, and music in the breeze, we felt we were home in paradise. The rooms were not ready so it was off to the beach. It was our first time here, but we stayed at the Barcelo last time and wanted to try a different hotel.
The rooms were nice but they all are anytime you go to the tropics. The bed was a little on the hard and bumpy side but I do believe that I can sleep on a rock if I desired.
Restaurants and Bars:
Bars were stocked and service was good as can be expected with a fair amont of the hotel in use. I do not die of dehydration or hunger. The food is decent and there were a few not-so-great meals and a bunch of good ones. We only went to the one al a carte on the beachfront and it was a little less than great but there is always the buffet so it was all good !
The beach was in great shape and the waves began on day two. Two sections of beach actually washed out on one day but were returned the next day. This was an amazing sight. They have a huge pool and I went in it once for a dip just to say that I did. I am not a pool person at all so I found it to have a strange odour and I guess that is because of the chemicals that they must put in.
Activities on and off the Resort/Hotel:
No tours this time but they main activity we do is beach walk and there were only a couple of spots that it was a little rocky. We are active people so this was not problem.
Other Comments:
All in all, a good resort. I would not want to bring children here because there is nothing for them to do. I would also not bring older kids here because of the nudity that they WILL encounter. Cayo Largo is for lovers, and this is a live and let live atmosphere they cater to all kinds of couples. If you are not accepting or approving of this then please go somewhere else. The food is not great, it is good enough for us, and this is Cuba so it is the beach that is our main goal. If you are lucky sometimes you can meet the nicest people,..wearing a smile !
"We thoroughly enjoyed our 1st vacation to this beautiful resort"
Posted by:
GefM on Nov 1, 2010 >
2 contribution(s) Canada
Visited on: Oct, 2010
| Leisure | Family and Kids
448 people found this review helpful
We vacationed at the Sol Cayo Largo (SCL) from October 17-24, 2010. This was our 6th trip to Cuba, 1st to SCL and we are a married couple in our 40s. Here is my review and findings of what my wife and I consider our new favourite resort.
We were through customs in a very short time. I would have to say that Travel operators could have had better organization of telling us which bus to get on as I had to search for the Hola Sun Rep. The bus trip was a short 10 minutes at the most. We arrived at the resort at around 10pm and we were able to go straight to the buffet where there was quite the spread of food. After a good bite to eat, we went to the desk and were quickly given our room cards. I noticed that the front desk had everyones room info waiting behind the desk. Very well organized! I noticed this practice was repeated every day guests were arriving through the week. We were quickly driven to our room and shown the units amenities.
I had read a review which recommended room# 1024. This is in building 10 on the second floor and is located at the east side of the resort. I had emailed a week before leaving, asking if it was possible to reserve it. While we did not get 1024 we were given 1023 next door which also has a decent view of the ocean. It was bright and clean, with a standard size bathroom which had a wall-hung hair dryer. The room contained a king size bed which had a fairly comfortable mattress, better than some Ive slept on in Cuba. We also had a bar fridge with 1 bottle of water replenished daily. There were extra pillows and blankets in the closet. The closet also housed the safe which was operated by 1 of the 2 room cards. We did not have to pay extra for the safe. On the balcony facing the ocean was a table and 2 chairs. There were never any bugs in our room. The shower, sink, air conditioner and toilet worked well. There was always enough hot water except for one late evening. All the electrical outlets were 220 volt that would fit North American and European prongs. If there is one negative about the room, we wished there was better lighting in the room and bathroom. Unlike other resorts, we did not find much on the TV to much.
Restaurants and Bars:
The SCL consists of 2 a la carte Restaurants; Las Trinas, and the Ranchon. The Lobby bar is located just past the lobby. The pool bar where you can get delicious sandwiches and pizza on the opposite side and the beach bar. The buffet for breakfast, lunch and dinner.
My wife and I enjoyed every meal at the SCL. I found the food at the buffet better than some other resorts. I always had enough to eat, found the food quite tasty, and never went hungry. Most of the restaurants serve a collection of chicken, pork, and beef.
The Las Trinas, among other dishes, serves a delicious smoked salmon appetizer, lobster bisque, and filet mignon. The pork chop dish is quite tasty as well. They also serve a nice selection of desserts. The Ranchon was also quite good.
You can also order a lobster for an extra 20 pesos.
The buffet for breakfast, lunch and dinner, is your typical Cuban buffet. Dishes of pork, beef, chicken, shrimp, rice, fish, mussels, as well as cold cuts, assortment of salads, beans, bacon and eggs (breakfast), and breads and buns. There is also a tasty pastry bar and ice cream bar. For all meals you can have different items fried for you on a griddle, i.e. omelettes, beef, chicken, and pork. They even have a pasta bar and a pancake/crepe bar.
The grounds are beautiful with many palms and flowering bushes. I was actually surprised by how lush the grounds were, given that this area contains a lot of scrub. Walkways wind around the resort connecting all the buildings and amenities. A large fish pond stretches around the front of the buffet, lobby and over to Las Trinas and Karaoke buildings. I would say that for the most part it is very guest friendly, even for anyone with a wheelchair, with the exception of the stairs down to the beach.
Actually, I should say pools. The 2 salt water free form pools are beautiful, large and very guest friendly. One has a small island of palm trees and flowering bushes and at the end has the swim up bar. I should add, if you leave your belongings by the pool in the evening and dont come back until after the pool caretakers have straightened up, you may find them gone. If this does happen, ask the pool caretakers as they have probably picked them up and put them in a lost and found.
This year our trip was with Hola Sun, and flight through Canjet. We booked our trip through Cassandra at Bravo Travel, in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada. Cassandra was great to deal with and very helpful and was able to match $ to $ the price I found on line. I highly recommend her as a travel agent.
As I mentioned it was through Canjet and the aircraft was the Boeing 737 and while it is a smaller aircraft, we found it to have better leg room than the Airbus A320 we flew last year. I would have to say that the flight crew was very accommodating and professional. I do wish that they would have served water/drinks faster after serving the light snack. This year we had a short stopover in Santiago de Cuba. After about 25 mins, we were up in the air and on to Cayo Largo. It was quite interesting to land in Cayo Largo as it is a relatively short runway and it seemed that the thrusters came on as soon as the back wheels touched and didnt stop until the end of the runway. The flight back started out interesting. We were delayed in Cuba for close to 4 hrs. After the wait, the Captain got us to cruising altitude quickly and got us home in just over 3 hours.
The weather this year was next to perfect. I was worried before we left as we were due to fly out at the same time Hurricane Paula was around the middle of Cuba even though it had dissipated to a tropical depression. I emailed the SCL and they emailed me back very quickly to assure me that Cayo Largo was not hampered at all by Paula. We had mostly sunny days and a couple times that rained over night. Three days started out overcast but it cleared up by 11am or so. The temperatures were mid to high 30s throughout the week. For most of the week it was windy and the water was wavy, especially the last couple of days.
I CAN NOT say enough about the staff at this resort, so friendly and accommodating.
A special shout out to: Tani and Yudisley in the buffet, Pool Boy and man of many talents; Yoansy, and Gardener Firenzio, Danieyis, Ivo and Sommelier Jorge in Las Trinas, Noel the dancing fool Lobby Bar Bartender, Mario and Antonio in the Lobby Bar and Cobas at the Beach Bar. One cannot forget Carlos at the beach with his dog Lola. These people certainly made our stay even more memorable.
For those of you taking gifts, please note that what many can use are kids shoes and adult shoes, soap, shower gel and shampoo. Baseball mitts, balls and bats are great too. We took down a whole suitcase full of stuff and even gave away the suitcase. The person we gave it to was so happy for it. If you do happen to have a spare suitcase, someone there may need one. Keep in mind that the staff typically work 20 days straight and 10 days at home. They stay in the village for those 20 days. I was blown away by several of staff who gave us a gift back in appreciation for what we gave them.
The village where the resort workers live is a short distance away. We rented a scooter one overcast morning and rode into the village. Youll find a; restaurant, bar, Caracol gift shop, LCDH (La Casa del Habano) cigar shop, museum, dive shop, and a bank. The LCDH also has a selection of liquor and coffee. Please do take in the little Turtle Sanctuary. They ask for a 1 peso donation. If you are lucky enough, you may be able to take part in the releasing of baby turtles from the resort beach, which we quite enjoyed.
The airport has a very small selection. For any serious cigar smoker I highly recommend buying your cigars at the LCDH in the village. It has a much better selection. Please see my pictures of this shop. One thing I do recommend; if you are buying a few boxes, request the official receipt. You should be given duplicate copies, one for you, one for the Cuban Government. Every year I go to Cuba I bring back a few boxes. I always request this receipt regardless what the regulations say. This time it indeed came in handy as my boxes came into question and they asked for the receipt.
The beach is beautiful! I love the fact that the Pelicano next door is still a distance away. The ocean depth drops off relatively quickly but still extends far enough to enjoy it even in wavy conditions. There are quite a few palapas set back from the ocean near the rocky edge. There are also quite a few A-frame shelters which are set up onto the ledge of the rocks. As many before me have stated, west of the beach bar is designated as the nude area. This is not so much of a separated area as it is an imaginary division of the beach area. Everyone respects this line and does not venture in front of the resort without clothing. Also, when walking west along the beach, even far past the resort you will encounter someone walking wearing nothing but a smile. I personally love to walk the beach and this area is amazing for walking. I walked close to 10km on a few days. We also did visit Paraiso (Para-eetzo) beach and Sirena beach. I personally think Sirena is the better of the 2. There is a small bar hut located at Paraiso where, for a couple of pesos you can buy a drink, ie; beer or even a mojito. Sirena has a few people who will walk the beach area asking if you want a drink and will deliver it to you. Do note that drinks are about a peso or 2 more at Sirena.
LOBBY and STORE:
The Lobby is not overly large but is open and airy, with a central fountain. Not a lot to mention about the store; typical Cuban souvenirs as well as some clothing and a small selection of cigars and alcohol.
I would have to say that their evening entertainment is well performed by very talented people. I would highly recommend taking in any of them.
The Cayo Largo airport is not large, nor up to date. While standing in line at the ticket counters, we found it quite warm. Im not sure if they had AC and it wasnt working or if this section just didnt have AC. Once through customs, youll find a waiting area with uncomfortable chairs. This section does have AC but we still found it quite warm. Youll also find bathrooms, a small Caracol gift shop and a bar sectioned off from the waiting area, which seemed to have better AC and more comfortable chairs. The bar had a sectioned off room for smokers. Be forewarned, when people enter and exit the smoking room, smoke enters the bar area and can be quite over powering. The gift shop had a very small assortment of standard gifts and cigars. The bathroom; when you enter, you donate 1 peso for several sheets of toilet paper to a lady at the entrance and there were not any toilet seats.
To finish, we thoroughly enjoyed our 1st vacation to this beautiful resort. I would highly recommend it and personally look forward to many more vacations to this amazing cayo.
Posted by:
Ingrid Calvelo on Aug 22, 2005 >
1 contribution(s) Spain
Visited on: Aug, 2005
2827 people found this review helpful
It was March. Only four days in Cayo Largo, but excellent. My husband and me stayed for the first time in the island, it was in 2002, three years ago, but we remember perfectly and we recomend absolutely everything. Big rooms, comfortable, sunny and funny becouse of their lighty colours, pleasent people working in rooms, restaurants bars and entertainment. Great sea views, the beach at one step... The cocktel of "piña colada" and "mojitos" are unforgetable on the beach. We reccomend to every one who wants to rest peacefully under the sun, but, but, but have some sun lotion to protect, because in a couple of hours you will be... RED and hurt. From Spain, Ingrid C. & Juanjo B.
"Sol Cayo Largo Vacation 2012"
Posted by: John
on May 22, 2012 >
2 contribution(s) Canada
Visited on: Apr, 2012
| Leisure | With Group
200 people found this review helpful
Four of us ( two couples) had a very enjoyable 2 week vacation in April 2012!
This was the second time that my wife and I had vacationed at Sol Cayo Largo Resort and we loved it both times! I have read some reviews and heard comments from others that were negative but for the four of us almost everything about our vacation was good to great! The only negative thing that comes to mind is that one evening the wind died down to nothing and swarms of hungry mosquitoes came out at dusk, The bad part was that the resort had men with smoke machines go all around the shrubs and trees and outside the Buffet Restaurant which caused diners to get blasted with terrible oily smelling smoke fumes. Timing was bad! Luckily this only happened once! Otherwise everything else was most enjoyable!
All went smooth as clock work. Flights, airport transfers, check in, baggage handling, security checks, customs and all went without a hitch!
We booked a superior room package and it was well worth the money!
Restaurants and Bars:
All good! Food, service and hospitality were great!
Awesome beaches!
Activities on and off the Resort/Hotel:
Scuba diving with Cayo Largo Divers was 5 days of very good diving for us!Scuba Diving is our passion ( all 4 of us ) and we have been diving at Caribbean destinations for more than 25 years. Cayo Largo is a place we recommend divers should try at least once in their lives!
Other Comments:
We also took a sunset catamaran cruise and thoroughly enjoyed it!
"Awesome Sol Cayo Largo"
Posted by: John
on Jun 3, 2012 >
2 contribution(s) Canada
Visited on: Apr, 2012
| Leisure | With friend
285 people found this review helpful
My wife and I and two friends stayed for two weeks at the Sol Cayo Largo Resort on the little Cuban island Cayo Largo Del Sur. We had two fabulous weeks there with only one negative comment. One evening the wind died completely and millions of hungry mosquitoes came out! I only got a couple of bites as I had applied repellant with deet but other guests were getting many bites. The negative comment is that at about 7:00 pm the resort send out some men with foggers spewing out smelly smoke which wafted into the dining room while we were eating dinner! It was nauseating for a few minutes and many diners got up and left as the smoke filled the restaurant. It was poor timing for the resort to do this! They could have done it before the restaurants opened for dinner or just avoided the areas where the dining was!
Otherwise our group highly enjoyed our vacation in all aspects!
Room Number:
Room Block:
The entire travel portion from home to check in and check out back to home went smooth as clock work with no glitches at all!
Our rooms were very comfortable, well taken care of and met all our expectations as we paid a bit extra to book the "Superior" accommodations. We had an upper level room with a great balcony facing the beach and ocean!
Restaurants and Bars:
All of the restaurants and bars were very clean, well operated, convenient and enjoyable! All staff members were very friendly, helpful and great people to meet!
All were clean, well maintained and pleasant to visit!
Activities on and off the Resort/Hotel:
There was plenty enough for anyone to either keep busy or lounge and relax! Our group are all scuba divers and we thoroughly enjoyed five full days of diving with the Cayo Largo Divers.
Other Comments:
We recommend this destination highly! This was our second time here (2007 and 2012) and definitely not our last!
"wonderful time at this hotel"
Posted by:
malek on Aug 1, 2014 >
1 contribution(s) Canada
Visited on: May, 2014
| Leisure | Solo
33 people found this review helpful
I can not begin to describe how amazing this trip was for me, I had such a wonderful time at Sol Cayo largo hotel. I checked in straight away immediately I arrived the reception and the front desk staff made me feels good. The rooms are great, basic but have all the requirements you will need. Before arriving the hotel, I asked for a room with sea view and it was given to me as I was given directions on how to get to my room, it was beautiful. According to some people who have been here before, they said the place has improved and I am glad I met it this way because it was an amazing experience for me. The small bar by the beach was a catch because it saved guests the problem of having to go back and forth for refreshments. The manager was kind enough and tried to help out as often as he could, he was very hospitable. The location is something that brings you joy because it is located right in the middle of two beaches, I call it the perfect location. The entertainment crew really had it for the guests, there was no dull moment and they were so friendly trying to get everyone involved. I recommend staying at this hotel, it was a nice experience for me that I wish on everyone. You will enjoy the views, you will enjoy maximum customer service from the staff and manager, clean rooms and good food.
"Astonishing beaches!"
Posted by:
Mr. Andre Legault on Jun 26, 2010 >
1 contribution(s) Canada
Visited on: Jun, 2010
670 people found this review helpful
Cayo largo is well kept secret. Frequent flyer to the caribbean islands for diving, I went 3 times to this place as it is perfect for quiet people running away from the crowd. Diving experience: Some sites are great for beginners, others are more advanced... Perhaps not the best but somehow unique and very worth the affordable price. In April-May excellent water visibility, but January was also good. The Sol Club is the top of the line in Cayo Largo because of the beautiful surroundings and beach (Restaurant & bar on the beach!). First trip was in Villa Capricho (lovely single huts)but it has been wiped out by a hurricane. Long life to this paradise and make sure you plant a tree, ask the locals.
"Cayo Largo, excellent place to do nothing !!"
Posted by:
pof74 on Sep 7, 2005 >
4 contribution(s) FRANCE
Visited on: Sep, 2005
2532 people found this review helpful
Very nice hotel in a wonderfull island. If you want quite place, it's Cayo Largo ! Long desert beach, good food, great sea, great wimmingpool ! wonderfull
"un verdadero paraiso"
Posted by:
veronica araujo on Oct 31, 2006 >
1 contribution(s) URUGUAY
Visited on: Oct, 2006
857 people found this review helpful
Realmente he conocido muchos lugares, pero sin duda cayo largo y este hotel es al que volveria. La gente de lo mas calida, el equipo de animacion estupendo, las comidas y sin duda el entorno es un verdadero paraiso. Totalmente recomendable


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I have 18 months until I can retire and I am so tired of working I want to retire now. I didn't plan my retirement very well and as a result, I will have to wait until I'm 65 to retire. Also, I am trying very hard to pay off my credit cards this year. When retirement was years off, I didn't think about it much and the time flew by. Now that it is within sight, 18 months, it seems like it will never get here or that something will happen that I won't make it to actually getting to retire. I am so tired of the rat race and the long drive back and forth to work in bumper to bumper traffic and now there is construction most of the way and it will be years before the construction is finished. Did or does anybody else feel that way? I guess one reason I feel like I will never actually make it is because my father planned for years for his retirement and bought all kinds of fishing equipment and things for his retirement but he was killed in a fall at work just 3 months before he was to retire. I have worked for soon to be 45 years and I am tired of it. Judith |
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yes, i cant wait to retire, my wife and i have planned and put away for years, so money shouldnt be a prob, i hope. we have both been working out and eating right the last few yrs, to stay healthy and fit. the biggest reason is i want to get to a warm climate, this weather up here in mich. is the pits,340 days of lousy gray weather and 25 nice sunny ones if lucky.its just too good a job to leave yet, and so is my wifes. |
I know how that feels! DH and I both retired before we had planned due to company being sold and we were offered early retirement. We have taken a real "beating" in the stock market and interest rates on savings have plummeted, but with careful planning we will be okay. Our mortgate was paid off several years ago and we don't have any credit card debt or car payments. It is not exactly as we had planned, but we enjoy the "simple things" in life and are not big spenders. So many friends have died just before or shortly after turning sixty-five and we were concerned that we wouldn't be able to enjoy being retired. We just consider our forced retirement a blessing in disguise. Judith, I hope you will get to enjoy your retirement for a long, long time. That eighteen months will pass before you know it!! |
- Posted by poppytree1 (My Page) on Tue, Apr 23, 02 at 1:44
I took early retirement at 60 last December. My husband has been on long term disability for 3 years. We will have the same spendable cash as we had before I retired for the next 10 years, fortunately in 3 more years DH will have full pension and medical and dental coverage so that's our income increase. We live quite simply, no bills, no mortgage and no trips or RV's. We love our home and gardens and that's how we're spending our time together. We had really hoped to travel but it is just not in the books so we'll enjoy what millions don't have--a beautiful home. |
Judith, hang in there and do it right. I was tiring also and decided at age 56 to quit, take out some of my retirement and go back to graduate school. Two years later I had severe health problems and no insurance. Bummer. I have had brain surgery, am now undergoing radiation treatments, and I have no idea what will happen when my Medicaid runs out. I am going to try to get a job, but would you hire someone in this situation? I can't do much, I am half blind! So my message is: stay in a situation that provides health insurance. Keep it current. -- Marie |
Thank you all for your replies. Health insurance has been one of my biggest concerns. I am on medication for high blood pressure and take eye drops for glaucoma, although the eye doctor isn't sure I actually have glaucoma. I have higher than normal eye pressure and he put me in the eye drops just in case. My mother had glaucoma and totally lost the sight in one eye. Time is going by fast but there is so much I would like to do now and I hate to always be under pressure and rushed like I am at work. Judith |
That time will pass quickly. One nice thing about it is that you will get your full Soc Sec since you are waiting until 65 to collect it. I took early and get about half of what I'd have gotten if I had waited. Try and forget about what happened to your father or it might turn into a self fulfilling prophecy. Think of all the good that is going on right now and live every minute to its fullness. Think of Work as being a wonderful place to show off your skills and how lucky everyone is to be working with you. Keep smiling and you'll get through it. |
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I know how you feel but I look at it as how much MORE you'll enjoy saying goodbye to the working world. The benefits outweigh the relatively short time you have left. I'm doing my traveling now as I plan to just be a major putterer when I do retire & plan on major simplifications in my life. (I'm so sorry for the problems the above posters are having.) |
I live in Columbia mo. And work at the universty of mo. and they have been doning alot of the budget cuts and laying off alot of places and they did the ealy retirement and there was three ways that you can retire with full benifits. 1: 10 years service at least age 55. 2: 5 years service at least age 60. 3:how long you have been with the universty and your age and if it adds up to 85 you can retire with full benifits. I have been with the universty for 33 years and i am only 52 and that adds to 86 so im going to retire i have got it already stared. I talked to the people at the retirment thing. And then i went and talk to my boss and told him in a month i told them so i am working the rest of this week and until next wed. and i have to take all of my personal days and vacation days and then july 1st i come back and that is my last day of work. My husband and i have talked about latter getting a camper and do some traveling. Everone that i talked to said that i was lucky to ger to retite at 52. Ilene |
Yes, Ilene, you are very lucky to have the option to retire at 52 with full benefits. I will be 64 in August and have worked at this university for over 35 years but they don't offer anything like your univeristy. When I retire, they will only pay me for my accumulated vacation days and only 30 sick leave days. I have something over 13 months worth of sick leave built up. Also, the retirement benefits depend on how long I have been contributing to the TIAA retirement which has only been 11 years. I didn't join when I first became eligible and the university didn't require participation in the retirement. It does now require all employees to join the retirement after they have been here for a certain length of time and requires a 3% contribution. I wish it had been a requirement years ago and I would be better off now than I am. Judith |
Judith - you are wise to pay off your credit cards - we paid our card off last year - what relief! My husband will retire in 4 years - he is a police officer in Los Angeles and worked nights and weekends and holidays for many years while the kids were being raised - it was a hard life sometimes. He worked the L.A. riots on a police motorcycle accompanying the fire trucks that were getting shot at, undercover narcotics, and other dangerous, worrrisome jobs. He has paid his dues so to speak (as well as our family). We get lifetime medical insurance - free until we reach 65 (he will retire at 60) and then the city pays for supplemental insurance to Medicare once we are eligible (I'm 5 years younger). I realize we are lucky to have this kind of coverage (we also have dental coverage after retirement). I guess there are some rewards for risking your life every day. |
My husband is exactly the same way.We both just turned 63 and he is soooooo ready to quit......I keep urging him to do so because we have our finances in order but he says it is important to wait because of the amount of his salary but also for the Medicare coverage...We both have had major health scares and saw the amounts that our insurance company had to pay so we know that it would take but one serious illness to wipe out our savings. Two years is about all we have left...We actually have to stay until he is beyond 65 (the end of the year) because of stock options that we will take advantage of..I think it's about 28 months but in the meantime.we are stashing away our coins looking forward to retiring...I guess planning is part of the pleasure.. |
My husband retired at 62, I am 10 years younger so was very glad when his company decided to give health insurance to dependants after he retired. I figured I would have to work those 10 years just for the insurance. He signed me up for full benfits if he should die, I won't miss a check. My sis and her husband opted for a lump sum retirement and they can't spend their savings, because the interest from the lump sum is their income. A pension is so much better if you have a choice. |
Judith - Sounds like you're counting the minutes and that's not healthy. It's hard to retire if you need the money and especially the health insurance but I agree with Minnie. You need to try to enjoy what you have now and look at things positively. Sometimes retirement is not all you expect. IS IT possible to cut back on hours and retain needed benefits. Can you get partial benefits now and find a more enjoyable source of income, parttime maybe. Money is less important unless you have a lot of debt or mandatory obligations. Do you have skills or hobby you can market and be in charge of your time. Only problem is health insurance is costly on an individual basis. I retired at 52 and started a small business, finally dissolved it because of y2K. I didn't want to use up my money to invest in costly equipment but now I miss the people. I keep busy but there is a lot to be said about someone depending on you showing up at work. Keeps your mind off your problems. Traveling can also be like work, it sure feels good to be home again. Anyway, what I think I'm saying, try to find work or make your work as enjoyable as you can. You never know how long we have here. Make a list of all the things you cana be thankful for, your health, your job, family, intelligence, friends, co-workers, .... another day, look at it often and SMILE. |
Healthy or not, I'm counting the days. I can retire in 2-1/2 yrs. I won't be able to draw SS then and my retirement will be very small but DH is 14 years older than I am so I want to retire hopefully while he can still enjoy traveling, etc. We will have to cut back but I think it will be worth it. He refuses to retire without me because he can't stand staying at home by himself. My main goal is to pay off a credit card before that time. |
Now it's down to 345 days and counting. The time has gone by fast and I have lots to do before retiring. My goal, also, was to pay down my credit cards before I could retire. I have paid one off and the other is down to about $700. But, I bought a small truck (used) in August, so I now have that to pay off. but I think I can still handle the payment after I retire. I don't have any family other than a sister, a brother and a niece that live in states far away, so, I am thinking about relocating. Judith |
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Judith, hasn't the last 7 months gone by so quickly? See, you are already almost at the half way mark! It truly will go fast. Try not think of it as a day by day thing. Once I decided to retire, I was counting days too and it makes it much longer. Just try to enjoy the good things about working (if you can find any, LOL). I have been very fortunate because my DH has planned very well for us financially and I have been blessed with not "having" to work so that helped a lot in the years before I decided to retire. As the years went by and I got closer to retirement, I felt I would be crazy not to go ahead and finish out the years in order to get a retirement income, so I finished the time out. I never have been materialistic so I am doing just fine with the "things" that DH and I have accumulated through the years and now I am am enjoying just doing what I want, when I want INCLUDING not having to watch that DARN clock. Enjoy!! Don't wish your life away. These few months will fly by. Keep in touch. www.angelfire.com/la2/OurAngel/ChristinCosby.html Lulie Cosby |
Judith: You and I are in the same timeframe for retiring and believe you me, I -am- counting the days also. Doesn't do any good to tell us not to, does it? :-) I started having health problems about a year ago and am looking very forward to staying at home, without all the pressures and having to stick to a tight schedule all the time. I do payroll where I work, nearly half a million every two wks, and no backup if I have to be off work. The first order of the day when I leave there will be to throw out the alarm clock. Shirley, counting right along with you. |
I have friends who retired to a lovely Seniors only Mobile Home community in NW Arkansas. They have so many friends and have a large community center with lots of things going on for those interested. Each lot is beautifuly landscaped and people take care of their homes and property just as if they were houses on streets. If you are alone this is a nice way to retire and make lots of new friends. |
- Posted by Silverdove (My Page) on Tue, Jan 28, 03 at 14:58
I've been lurking here, but I've been counting days, too. For me it's finally here. I am retiring Friday! Good luck to you. |
- Posted by Ginger_St_Thomas (My Page) on Wed, Jan 29, 03 at 4:08
Congratulations, Silverdove! |
Thanks for all of the replies. I am now down to 9 months to my scheduled retirement date. I hope I can retire at that time, but now my retirement fund and taken a nose dive because 70 percent of it was invested in the stock market. I now have a total of just over $60,000 in my retirement fund. I will have that small amount and what I get from social security (if it is still solvent). I don't want to have to keep on working and I just don't know what to do right now. Judith |
That $60M is a nice sum. The stocks will rise again I'm sure. I have funds in Fidelity and it has been very steady. I get a small interest check for around $130 each month and that plus 2 small retirement checks and SoSec makes it comfortable for me. I have an annuity (from the 401K rollover) which I've taken money out of to put 20% down payment on my house but even though it is now very small I think when I turn 70 they have to start sending me some of it each month. I took early retirement at 59 and had to wait to take SS at 62 so I get 1/2 of what I'd have had if I'd waited. It was a question of my losing my sanity at work HAHA. Don't get scared. |
Silverdove Congratulations on your retirement in 2 days!!! I hope they give you a nice party and lots of funny retirement gifts. Let us know how it goes . . . |
Silverdove: Congratulations on finally reaching THE day. I'll be joining the ranks of the retired at Thanksgiving if things go as planned. Shirley |
- Posted by Silverdove (My Page) on Sun, Feb 2, 03 at 21:19
Thanks for the good wishes. I am feeling very happy tonight with the thought that I do not have to go to work tomorrow. I always hated Sunday evening before. Now it's just another night! |
Shirley Thanksgiving will be here before you know it. Silverdove - It will be Fridy before you know it too. One of these days you'll wake up and think; I wonder what day it is. . .....ah the joy of it all. |
What happened to my post? |
Jusith did you post something and now can't find it? I had a bad habit of previewing my posts and then forgetting to hit the submit key. |
Judith, You have 13 months of sickness credits built up - but only get paid for 30 days? What kind of hurdles do you have to jump over to be "sick" - for a day or two? Or for a longer period? Often for a longer period you must have a doctor's message. Do you have a co-operative doctor? After all - you have some medical issues, don't you? If you have sick days' credit, that means that you get full pay for a day that you take off sick, doesn't it? By the way - try to get those credit card bills paid off FAST. Store cards usually charge 25 - 28%, and major cards 15 - 18%. If I loaned you $100.00 and required you to pay me $28. per year rent on the money, before one cent of the outstanding balance was retired, you'd call me a real stinker, wouldn't you? And - since most of the stuff we buy on card isn't deductible - you'd have to earn over $40.00 pre-tax in order to have the $28.00 after-tax to pay me the rent on the money. NOT A GOOD DEAL!!! Good wishes for the remaining time - don't get your shirt-tail tied into a knot over it. Shrug your shoulders - give yourself a big smile when you look yourself in the mirror in the morning, wink, stick out your fist, thumb up, and tell yourself that this is to be a lovely day. Good wishes for the next few days. joyful guy/Ed (financial planner - more or less retired, at 74) |
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Jim, that's still 83% of the brake functioning. When I went to school that was a pass! As you proved the RCMP would sooner do a crash cleanup and investigation than do a little bit of leg work to see IF the offending bus is still in town. Did you try to call the dot?
Hi Jim. This link might explain why the RCMP wasn't able to help. They were busy elsewhere.http://www.canada.com/entertainment/different+kin...
If is true the jam session was in Alberta then I would not think this could be the post invilved since Jim said it was mountainous and had a view of the ocean. That most likely would be BC.
Jim. Heard you on raido with. Evan......may be it was repared their and not picked up after it was fixed
High. Jim. May be the. Bus was repaird their and the old parts we're lift on the geround after the repair
That's certainly possible, Don, though unlikely. The brake pad was sitting on a pretty steep hill on the driveway to the motel. If I was going to put a bus up on jacks to fix its brakes, I'd at least want it on level ground.
This sounds like work for the CVSE, not the RCMP.Under what law should the RCMP take action to slow down and stop drivers and tourists who are in complete compliance? Name a single police officer who has the mandate and training to check the brakes on any machine.I found a needle somewhere. It might be infected. Do you want our limited RCMP's resources to be spent trying to find the potential drug user to not litter and maybe not use drugs? I should mention, it was beside a handful of condoms and other needles and drugs... near a known crack-apartment that was under surveillance.I live in the BC's Lower Mainland where the largest anti-gang work has been going on since 2009. There is a gang war going on still, and you want to spend resources on hunting down one bus out of hundreds or thousands *despite* the fact that the bus driver might already have replaced the brake pad?
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text: Space Jam Inspired Art Exhibition Hits NYC Space Jam Inspired Art Exhibition Hits NYC SMU notified of allegations by NCAA SMU notified of allegations by NCAA Chargers WR Keenan Allen potentially out for rest of th... Chargers WR Keenan Allen potentially out for rest of th... Jon Lester featured on this week's Sports Illustrated c... Jon Lester featured on this week's Sports Illustrated c... Marcus Mariota shines on Letterman Marcus Mariota shines on Letterman Bobby Petrino's unique bonus Bobby Petrino's unique bonus Close Tweet0 Share0 Comment0 Share0 Share0 Stumble It0 Print0 More SI Wire Report: Mavericks closing in on Samuel Dalembert, still pursuing Greg Oden by Tim Polzer Email Posted: Wed Jul. 17, 2013 Samuel Dalembert is expected to be the Mavericks' starting center. (David Sherman/NBAE via Getty Images)The Mavericks' post-Dwight Howard pursuit of a center could come to an end soon, but the team may have yet another major post move to come. Dallas is nearing a deal with center Samuel Dalembert, according to Marc Stein of ESPN.com.Dalembert, 32, remains an effective player in the paint having averaged 5.9 rebounds and nearly three blocked shots per game for the Bucks last season. He is expected to be the Mavericks' starting center with Brandan Wright being the only backup currently on the roster.MAHONEY: Las Vegas Summer League progress reports for veterans on the ropesBut Dalembert may have another free-agent backing him up. According to Stein, owner Mark Cuban and general manager Donnie Nelson have had Dalembert in their sights for years.From ESPN.com:The Mavericks have discussed the prospect of acquiring Dalembert via trade for years -- including talks with Milwaukee last season that could have sent starting center Chris Kaman to the Bucks -- because they've seen the defensive-minded 7-footer from Haiti as a good stylistic fit next to star Mavs forward Dirk Nowitzki.Stein also reports the Mavericks are still pursuing center Greg Oden in addition to Dalembert. The Mavericks were called "legit" contenders -- along with the Heat, Kings, Pelicans and Spurs -- for Oden last week.https://twitter.com/ESPNSteinLine/status/357616172436430849 https://twitter.com/ESPNSteinLine/status/357616875057852417 Promoted Stories Comments